You guys are crazy - mantaining localizations, especially at the pace on which REAPER is updated, is a huge task! Of course you expect enormous help from the community, or do you now have under control a perfect developer cloning technology?

SEA - a localized version of Reaper allows translating properties, menus, and whatnot in Reaper, to any language (provided there's a language file for that language). It's not much of a leap, but it will make Reaper multilingual, which is a nice thing, right?

Thank you, Justin!
I will start to translate it in Bulgarian (my native).
At least I will try.

Great thanks!

P.S. In the present v.4.13 of Reaper I still see the RaePitch - Èlastique - word not rendering properly (it is like: йlastique). Maybe so far Reaper does not support UTF-8... or maybe it has something to do with my Windows Language and Regional Properties set to Non-Unicode programs to match Bulgarian (cause the letter й is a Bulgarian one instead of the french È).

Right. In Finnish we have 15 noun cases and 5 tenses. Real fun can be had with case markings integrated into root words which will also change according to case AND possible postpositions too, instead of having fixed words with prepositions. One reason why many translators fail even with simple Finnish.

Basically this means that most of the Finnish translations will have to be done line by line, quite a job and as far as I see, not quite possible with current i8n arrangement. For what it's worth, I tried to translate the l33t file few days ago just to see how it works, but due to basic language differences, possible string problems, odd marks etc. are almost moot while the basic text itself won't quite translate right.

i read this link, do it means i will get reaper in my mother tongue?? do it supports indian language??? how can i install reaper in indian language??

What it means is that once you or somebody else kind enough has translated the language pack file (eg "leet.txt") to one of the Indian languages, it will then be available in that language to everybody else too. So far only available with the experimental Reaper build.

can i change the letters and fonts too???
i just now read that help in development page. can it be translated to Hindi or Tamil like its as shown there???
if i do , will reaper team accept it and release it to rest of indian and Tamil users???

Maybe so but then again, at least for me it was so much easier to see what I had already translated when using the leet text. This considering that there had to be some English words in the translation also.

I've started some translations in french, and the lack of room is THE problem (in the dialog box) . It makes the task very hard and tedious ! Sometimes it's simply impossible in French ... I'm using abbreviations but i'm not satisfied with.

I've started some translations in french, and the lack of room is THE problem (in the dialog box) . It makes the task very hard and tedious ! Sometimes it's simply impossible in French ... I'm using abbreviations but i'm not satisfied with.

Is there a workaround to reload the traduction without reopening Reaper at each time ? It will make the things easier...

Thanks for your work! The french users are eager to have a complete french version... but it's a huge labour...

Bon travail mec! Tres bon debut but I think we need to be careful on using too much long sentences and also there are some typical Technical words/Terms that I find need to stay in english even though we are translating it in french etc.. etc.. because we ALL know these TERMS and are worldwide used & applied in English.

In french we need to really be careful. Sometimes I find (although I speak french, write etc.. fluently) that sometimes DAW translation are a bit messier and when two people get together and you 1 was working in english DAW or the other on a french (same DAW of course), they can get consuded because there are Main Terms that gets translated and loose all their value or meaning.

Just my two cents and maybe a reason WHY I never use my DAW or anything on related to Software in FRENCH.